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Michael Cuscuna at Bonnie Raitt’s Give it Up.
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Another good site for finding RSD stuff, which @jazzbo mentioned in another thread, is https://rsdmrkt.com
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Mal Waldron and Steve Lacy: The Mighty Warriors
Brad replied to ghost of miles's topic in New Releases
That’s a very helpful site. I’ll have to bookmark it for future use. -
I don’t know if you bought it but this retailer has it for $26. https://parkavecds.com/UPC/784300321613 The people over at SH are pretty helpful because they post retailers who have items.
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Mal Waldron and Steve Lacy: The Mighty Warriors
Brad replied to ghost of miles's topic in New Releases
Amazon has the Cole cd listed but as unavailable. Perhaps that’s a space saver. Stores can start selling their unsold stock on Sunday. I’m sure there will be many listings on Discogs tomorrow for RSD material. -
He’s irreplaceable. His contribution is immeasurable. RIP.
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The Manne is from Reel to Real so I’d say no but RTR is part of Cellar Live and their store is on Bandcamp so I suppose it’s a possibility. The others are from Elemental Music and I don’t know if they do downloads. However, they partnered with Zev Feldman on these and Resonance has done downloads. So, I wouldn’t say no but I wouldn’t say yes either.
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This is probably the only RSD vinyl I’m purchasing. I want to have this one in vinyl; also makes the notes easier to read. I will probably order the other RSD releases that I wish to purchase in cd. If it’s sold out, then I will just get the cd.
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The funny thing about this thread is that almost all of the people who posted on it no longer are active or don’t post here anymore.
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Amazing book. This is a reimagining of the Huckleberry Finn story as told by Jim the slave, but with significant differences. It’s a terrifically good book. To those who are not all that familiar with how enslaved people were treated this will be an eye opener.
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We Were the Lucky Ones, based on a novel about a Jewish Polish family during the Holocaust. It’s ok, not great; a little too clean and some things aren’t credible but, hey, it’s tv.
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